I made this vase for my son`s teacher about 15 years ago. Then I used a lot smaller jar (paint for the children was sold in little glass jars) and I made a tissue paper rose to put in it. It turned out very sweet. So I thought to make one again. This time I didn`t make it by myself. I had a little helper.
We took an empty glass jar, an old piece of playdough (a good way of using up the mixed playdough) and lots of pumpkin seeds. We covered the jar with playdough and started to place the little seeds onto it. After that I coverd the vase in Mod Podge. It still hasn`t dried properly.. maybe I should have waited until the playdough was dry?
Anyway- here it is.
And these adorable flowers… mmmm… just click this link :)
This vase is made specially for:
Love the flowers – very sweet.
My daughter was desperate to make pumpkin soup – we spent two days roasting, scooping, chopping, cooking…and after all that she had one little lick and didn’t like it!! (My husband and I loved it!)
I think my daughter wouldn`t even try the soup. But I`m sure I will love it.
This is so interesting because I just made pumpkin soup from a piece of Israeli pumpkin (which is giant, and sold in pieces…either cut off from the entire thing at the vegetable stand, or sold pre-wrapped) which had seeds but not enough to consider roasting. I thought to myself, a crafter like me needs to save these for some craft project, and here you have it! Love the little pom-poms too, thanks for the link, and for sharing on Craft schooling Sunday! Your porcupine was a big hit last week! All the best!
Thank you, Sara!
And thanks to my post I learnt what the difference is between a hedgehog and a porcupine :)
I have never tried pumpkin soup. In Estonia we make pickled pumpkin.. it`s very popluar at Christmas. But I like to eat it all year round. I should try pumpkin soup one day as well.